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Reparations from California to DC
Sponsored by the DC Justice Lab and the University of California Washington Center
This event aims to facilitate a dialogue between DC stakeholders and California reparations experts, fostering an exchange of insights and strategies vital to advancing reparative justice initiatives.
This event aims to facilitate a dialogue between DC stakeholders and California reparations experts, fostering an exchange of insights and strategies vital to advancing reparative justice initiatives.
In light of California's recent landmark developments in this area, this event will offer valuable insights and perspectives. California's pioneering efforts, resulting in the nation's first set of reparations bills, can serve as a model and inspiration for similar initiatives across the country, including here in the District of Columbia.
In light of California's recent landmark developments in this area, this event will offer valuable insights and perspectives. California's pioneering efforts, resulting in the nation's first set of reparations bills, can serve as a model and inspiration for similar initiatives across the country, including here in the District of Columbia.
The program will include presentations, discussions, and a reception, providing a conducive environment for networking and exchanging ideas with experts, advocates, and policymakers actively engaged in the reparations dialogue.
The Speakers
The Speakers
Giuliana Perrone
Giuliana Perrone
Temi F. Bennett
Temi F. Bennett
Rekai Rusinga
Rekai Rusinga
Mark Brown
Mark Brown
Kyle Mays
Kyle Mays
Erika Weissinger
Erika Weissinger
Patrice Sulton
Patrice Sulton
Marisa Raya *Virtual
Marisa Raya *Virtual
The Venue
The Venue
The Washington Center
The Washington Center
1608 Rhode Island Ave. NW, Washington, DC
1608 Rhode Island Ave. NW, Washington, DC
We are excited to invite you to the University of California's Washington Center, based in downtown DC.
We are excited to invite you to the University of California's Washington Center, based in downtown DC.
This event is open to policymakers, researchers, advocates, community members, and anyone interested in furthering the conversation on reparations and social justice.
Attendance is free. Secure your spot by RSVPing today.
Attendance is free. Secure your spot by RSVPing today.
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